2024 passport fees finalized
With the revaluation rate for 2023 set at 58.46 percent, the 2024 passport fees have been determined.
The Revenue Administration of the Ministry of Treasury and Finance's Tax Procedure Law Communiqué was published in the Official Gazette today. With the communiqué, the revaluation rate for 2023 was set at 58.46 percent. Following the official announcement of the rate, the estimated passport fees for 2024 have also been determined.
2024 PASSPORT FEE CHARGES
Considering the revaluation rate, the fee for a 3-month passport will increase from 1,034 Turkish liras and 55 kurus to 1,638 liras. The cost of a 1-year passport will rise from 1,512 liras to 2,395 liras.
While the fee for a 2-year passport will increase from 2,469 liras to 3,912 liras, the fee for a 3-year passport will rise from 3,507 liras to 5,557 liras. The fee for a passport valid for longer than 3 years will increase from 4,943 liras to 7,832 liras.
The booklet fee for 2024 is projected to increase from 501 liras to 793 liras.
2024 PASSPORT COST
When the fee charge and the booklet fee are added together, the cost of obtaining a passport in 2024 is as follows:
The total amount to be paid for a 3-month passport will increase from 1,535 liras and 55 kurus to 2,431 liras. The cost of a 1-year passport will rise to 3,188 liras. The fee for a 2-year passport will increase to 4,705 liras. 6,350 liras will be paid for a 3-year passport, and 8,625 liras will be paid for a passport valid for longer than 3 years.
News Source: 12punto
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